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He didn't actually address what was said, though. Christians should be armed because one isn't allowed to test God by demanding a miracle be done for him. BJ is saying, if you believe that then you must agree that people who trust HCQ/Ivermectin/Regeneron to get OUT OF DANGER are demanding a miracle be made for them, whereas people who trust experimental gene therapy to INTENTIONALLY PUT THEMSELVES IN DANGER are avoiding a miracle having to be made for them.

Put another way, it's like asking the theological question "If you have a trolley problem with one person on each track, shouldn't you flip the switch so it hits the other person, even though the train will later end up back on the track headed for the original person?" And theologically, the answer is No; even in the sensical version of this trolley problem (e.g. kill one person to save five), the answer is No, you can't intentionally commit murder to POSSIBLY prevent a death, because it's not a foregone conclusion that God won't make a miracle to save those people.

3 years ago
1 score
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He didn't actually address what was said, though. Christians should be armed because one isn't allowed to test God by demanding a miracle be done for him. BJ is saying, if you believe that then you must agree that people who trust HCQ/Ivermectin/Regeneron to get OUT OF DANGER are demanding a miracle be made for them, whereas people who trust experimental gene therapy to INTENTIONALLY PUT THEMSELVES IN DANGER are avoiding a miracle having to be made for them.

Put another way, it's like asking the theological question "If you have a trolley problem with one person on each track, shouldn't you flip the switch so it hits the other person, even though the train will later end up back on the track headed for the original person?" And theologically, the answer is No; even in the sensical version of this trolley problem (e.g. kill one person to save five), the answer is No, you can't intentionally commit murder to POSSIBLY prevent a death, because it's not a foregone conclusion that God won't make a miracle to save that person.

3 years ago
1 score